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 * 2. Lady Macbeth is totally evil; she is, in fact, the fiend-like Queen described by Malcolm at the end of the play.
 * Our group disagrees with this quote. We disagree because we do not think Lady Macbeth is totally evil.
 * 1) For example in Act I she asks the spirits to "unsex" me and remove the evil out of her. So, she cannot be totally evil since she wants to remove the goodness within her. (Act I Scene 5 Lines 46-50) "The croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan
 * 2) Another example is when she can't kill Duncan since he "looks like" her father. If she was totally evil she would be able to complete the task. (Act 2 Scene 2 Lines 16-17)
 * 3) Our last example is when Lady Macbeth feels really guilty, she is basically saying her hands will never be clean. Her guilty conscious is really influencing her. (Act 5 Scene 1 Lines 44-47)
 * 1) Our last example is when Lady Macbeth feels really guilty, she is basically saying her hands will never be clean. Her guilty conscious is really influencing her. (Act 5 Scene 1 Lines 44-47)